FundedNext Stellar 1-Step $6K challenge
The $6K size of FundedNext's Stellar 1-Step program: a 1-step evaluation with a 6% max loss and a 80% profit split. Every limit below is shown as a percentage and as an amount.
7.4 out of 10PropFirmly score for FundedNextRanked 4 of 14 forex firmsThe numbers
- Account size
- $6K
- 1-step
- Price
- $65.99
- One-time fee
- Profit target
- 10%
- $600
- Daily loss limit
- 3%
- $180
- Max loss
- 6%
- $360, static
- Profit split
- 80%
- Up to 95%
- Payouts
- Every 5 business days
- Minimum trading days
- 2; a paid add-on removes this on $6K to $25K accounts
- Time limit
- Unlimited
- Fee refunded
- Yes
- With a qualifying payout
How it compares
Target ÷ max loss
1.67
You need 1.67 times the allowed loss in profit before you pass.
Break-even return
1.37%
Return needed on the funded account for your share to cover the fee.
Cost per $100K
$1,100
More expensive than the $544 median for featured forex challenges.
What the rules mean in practice
- To pass, grow the $6K account by $600 (10%) without breaking a loss limit.
- On any single day you can lose up to $180 (3%). Check FundedNext's rules for whether that is measured from the day's starting balance or equity, because open trades count.
- The account fails if you lose $360 (6%). This is static drawdown: the loss limit is fixed at a set distance below your starting balance and never moves.
- Consistency rule: None
- At a 80% split, you need about 1.37% return on the funded account to earn back the $65.99 fee.
- For accounts bought or reset from 12 January 2026 the split is 80% (90% after scale-up) and the fee is refunded with the third reward. Older accounts keep a 90% split and a first-reward refund.
- The pricing table shows the split as up to 95%, which needs the lifetime 95% add-on (+25% on price).
- A one-off reward of 15% of the challenge profit target is paid once the account qualifies for the FundedNext Pro scale-up. US traders do not receive it.
- Forex leverage is 1:30 on this model, lower than on Stellar 2-Step and Lite.
- The $6K size is advertised at $49.99 with code STRTN against a $65.99 list price.
- US clients pay a separate price list: $55.99 ($6K), $119.99 ($15K), $199.99 ($25K), $309.99 ($50K), $549.99 ($100K) and $1,049.99 ($200K).
This is our reading of FundedNext's published rules. The firm's own terms always take priority. See the full FundedNext rules.
Other Stellar 1-Step sizes
| Steps | Profit target | Daily loss | Max loss | Buy | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $6K | 1 StepStellar 1-Step | 10% | 3% | 6% | 1.67 | 80%to 95% | $44.21$65.99 | Buy |
| $15K | 1 StepStellar 1-Step | 10% | 3% | 6% | 1.67 | 80%to 95% | $87.09$129.99 | Buy |
| $25K | 1 StepStellar 1-Step | 10% | 3% | 6% | 1.67 | 80%to 95% | $147.39$219.99 | Buy |
| $50K | 1 StepStellar 1-Step | 10% | 3% | 6% | 1.67 | 80%to 95% | $221.09$329.99 | Buy |
| $100K | 1 StepStellar 1-Step | 10% | 3% | 6% | 1.67 | 80%to 95% | $381.89$569.99 | Buy |
| $200K | 1 StepStellar 1-Step | 10% | 3% | 6% | 1.67 | 80%to 95% | $736.99$1,099.99 | Buy |
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How does FundedNext score on PropFirmly?
7.4 out of 10, ranked 4 of 14 forex firms we track. The score rates the firm, not this one account: trader reputation, track record, payout terms, pricing, rule flexibility and platform choice, weighted as described on our methodology page.
How much is the FundedNext Stellar 1-Step $6K challenge?
The list price is $65.99, before any discount code. At the time of our check a 33% discount was available.
What is the profit target?
10% ($600).
What is the maximum loss?
6%, or $360, using static drawdown. The loss limit is fixed at a set distance below your starting balance and never moves.
Is there a daily loss limit?
Yes, 3% ($180).
What profit split does it pay?
80%, rising to 95% under FundedNext's conditions. Payouts: every 5 business days.
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